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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-12-31

The Truck of Home Hook and Ladder
Co. No. l. was sold at Constable sale on
last Saturday. 1t was adjudicated to
Mr.. J. A. Hitter, the highest bidder for
the sum of one hundred and fifty dol
lars.
The Volunteer Fire Co. No., ] was one
of the bidders, and bid SllS.
After a severe test of twelve years, by
many leading physicians and thousands
of females, it has been thoroughly de-
monstrated that ENGLISH FEMALE
BTT'TERS has cured and relieved more
sickly females than all other remedies
combined. All monthly defects, excesses
or weaknesses. affecting married or sin
gle ladies, are promptly relieved by its
use.
The steamer Teche which WAS adver-
tised to be here last week, did not reach
this place. she came we believe, rs far as
Loreauville and returned to New Or
leans. The Merchants who had goods
especially holiday goods, and the plan
tiers who had their products to ship to
market waiting for the boat do not like
that kind of business, rs they are greatly
Inconvenience by not receiving and
shipping their freight at the time needed.
| The Christmas tree entertainment CIV
en- at the College Hall, Monday and Tues
day, by the Sisters of Mercy, was well
patronized. and the result quite satisfac-
tory. The attendance asnOt as large
as in former years, as the bad condition
of the road, prevented the people from
the country to honor the occasion by
their presence.
The Sisters are satisfied with the result
and it is always With the greatest pleas
ure the Messenger notes the success Of
the good Sisters.
The Messenger wishes the good Sisters
a Happy and Prosperous New Year, and
the blessing Of the Holy Virgin.
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Notice to Tax Payers.

st Martinsville Nov, 9th. 1887.
The tax payers Of st Martinsville are
hereby notified and requested to call at
he office of the undersigned Collector
It the Court House and pay their Corpora
ton taxes for the year 1887.
A. BIENVENU-COllectOr
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|NATENTS Procured. VIM. G: Hen
derson, 925 F St., WASH
= ington, d. C. Formally of the Exami-
aing Corps u. 8. Patent Office. II years
uperience. Send sketch or model for re-
ert as to pdtentability. Correspondence
nlicited.
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New Year.

To the many readers and patrons OF
the Messenger, we wish Happy and
Prosperous New Year.
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500 to $500 a month can be made
sorking for us. Agents preferred who
ban furnish their own horses and give
|heir whole time to the business. Spar
homents may be profltably employed al
Do A few vacancies in towns and cities
B. F. JOHNSON & CO., 1913 Main street
Richmond Va
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S 800 For SO Cents.

The Most Generous Offer Ever Made by
any Business Firm in the World.
In order to advertise Mellin.s Food"
in this district the following offer is
made to the readers Of our paper. On
receipt of so cents we will deliver at our
Office, or mail to any address, two beauti-
full lithoed water-cOlor engrayings and
a copy of % Sunshine for Little Children,
edited by the Rev. j. Henry Smythe,
ID. D., magazine crowded with charm
ing pictures and exquisite stories for the
Little Ones. These two engravings are
by Ida Waugh, the greatest OF American
artists, whose radiant child faces are
known in every quarter of the globe
These pictures, of the rarest excellence,
represent lovely infants, with faces as
beaming as the morning. They are now
selling in New York city at one dollar O
piece. Artists pronounce them to bt
work of unusual merit. We offer both
with the large and beautiful Sunshine
for only Fifty Cents. "Mellin's foof' il
advertised only on the inside Of the "Sun
shine" covers. No advertising is OF
either of the cngravings. Over two AM
half million copies have been sold thi
year without a single complaint. AL
orders should be sent directly to the Of
fee of this paper. Samples Of the Sun
shine and Pictures can be seen at GU
establishment.
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N O T l C E

ali hunters and tresspassers are hereh!
ptiffed to keep off the NOrgress Planta-
ba under the penalty of the law.
| Oct 3m, j. ID. Collins.
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Columbus Harrison,

DEALER IN -
|hs Family Groceries, Cigars, Tobacco
Tinware, Hardware, Canned Goods
Fine Liquors and everything
kcpt in a first class Family Grocery.
(EAsT SIDE OF BAYOU TECHE.
st, Martinville, La.
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II YOU want to see what pluck and
energy can do, look at the business n.
Liable & Son have been doing since the
past weeks.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-12-31

The Belle of Anderson Whiskey is the
best. Audibert keeps it.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-12-31

The time is approaching for the cleo
tion. and we believe it to be time for the
Parish Executive Committee of this pa
rish to meet and order primaries for the
election of candidates for parish officers
We say primaries because we are opposed
to conventions, and large majority Of
democtatic voters have expressed theil
dissatisfaction of conventions, which
is not theproper method of ascertainint
the will of the democrats Of our parish.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-12-31

B. Audibert hf just received the finest
eck of fine liquors ever received in this
pwn.
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ESQ in cash! WOrcester's and 3
Webster's Dictionaries, worth $50, and 4
Dictionary Holders, worth $3.50. given
hs prizes for best essays answering the
question why should use a Dictionary
Aoldery For full particulars send to
La Verne W. Noyes, 80 & 1Ol W. Monroe
Street, Chicago, the maker Of Dictionary
Holders. Or inquire at your Bookstore.
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Who Wishes a Bargain?

IA strong and substantial peddling
ck. two Horses and the entire outfit
! sale. Address at this office for fur
informations, dec 3
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LOUIS ]. VOORHEES,,

kttomey-at-Law and Notary Public.
ST. MARTINvILLE, LA.
will practice and promptly attend to
collection of claims in st. Martin and
adjoining parishes. July 16, 1y
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Total 100 votes
MONCURE.

*COntested, amounting to 80 votes, lea
wing the Nichols uncOntested votes to
III against McEnery 100.
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suARPs HEALTH NOT ALL-ElroRTANT, MR. MA

suARPs HEALTH NOT ALL-IMr oRrANT, MR. MAX
Tine SAYS.
When there Is anything like a breeze the room
occupied by Jacob sharp In Ludlow stees Jan
usuaIIy gets the benefit Of It. But against temper
atro Of Oho In tho shade brceze cannot accomplish
much and I'm his enfcebled condition Jacob sharp
felt the heat keenly aud spent most OF the oily
srctcbed out on his invalid chair with his eVe-iath-
full wife by his side. lie at O'Clock ana his
breakfast consisted of n glass Of milk boiled egg
and q pancake In the morning his lawyer, Mr..
sLioAney, called upon him and talked with hin lOr
an hour. Tho Rev. DE- Arnlitage vistcd him In the
forenoon and Dr. LOomlS In the afternoon ,.,.
Mr. Suckney called Distlict-Attorney MARITIME
Yesterday aud suggested that DIS. DeAheId ana
LOOMS should examine sharp and make report as
statements submitted 70 Judge Barrett In the form
OF andayls tho day Of sentence on an Application
Tor lcnlcncy. lie suggested that Mr. Aartinc should
unite In appointing committee OF phylcallsi but
Mr.. MARITIME did not accept the suggestion Tor the
present Mr.. MARITIME said that tho question OF
the prisoners health not tho most Important
would probably DO taken Into consideration. Mr.
MARITIME did not renew bis suggestion that two years
o., 600 would be sufficient punishment for Sharp
t,x-Alderman FugraG wat at the District -4ator-
ney's office yesterday. He asked that the indlct-
tine refused grant the request at the present. time.
though that disposition Will probably DO made OF the
Indictment soon FGllgraG Is about to start for
aud will return when wanted. James A. Richmond
WILL IL Is SAID soon return to this city ut Mr.. Mar
torney's Office his way to this city, The evil
dence against him Is not regarded by the prosecution
as being as strong that against Kerr, who was
also indicted with Sharp and who has been danger
ously sici. No bribery will be tried for two
mcDths.
DR. Loomis said last night that nobody had yet re-
physicai condition meanwhile he could only say that
"sharp Is q very sick man."
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LISTLESS GAME OF BASEBALL.
THE MErRoPOLITANs DEFEATED ON THEIR OWN


GROUNDS BY BROOKLYN.
The Metropotans Brooklyn mines played game OF
baseball ST. George II it possible to weigh
energy the amount Of that quantity showed
by the clubs yesterday would have been
small fracaUa About 1900 spectators wit
messed the atch Brooklyn after tedious
game and won because Indians seemed to lose inter
when IL half and seemed TOO Ia
ugusi 10 exert themselves further. ,
The tile first a the bat ana opoheu
the game with Nelson sent to hrst base on
called balls and hit by Nelson second Iankin
Nelson third whence ne scored
a Wild Pitch In the third inning the Brooklyn spectators
happy when their favores scored one Inn ana e o
score Pnkney received "life" on calsd balls and he
scored on twobase hit by McTamany Tho metropolitan
the bat In the fourth mining and
scoring took long lead Radford was sent To hrst
aud scored on hit TO left ed oy Roseman also
tried bnt thrown out at the home plate Estof
brook going second the play hit to left field by Ho
sent Esertrook home Mays then sent the b over
o,red MAYS scored on passed Nelson reached hrst
called balls. stole TO second and scored on MT w
This rave the home players lead OF and the Brook
forded the Brooklyn admirers Of comforts Pnkney
frst comical error BY Estererook TO second
on wiil throw by Mays. and scored on right n.
ned hit by Mcclellan In the SIKH , ~, inniaf 10 one
nit going hit by Burch and scoring on hit by
Terry The Brooklyn scored three more runs IN the
seventh inning tied Pnkney was sent 10
frat called balls but forced out by Mcclellan NC
Wild pitch BY the same PLAYER McIamapy vent
20 called balls stole second and scored on Phips
three basehit loft field Philips scored on Wild
throw by RadOr the eighth inning tho Brooklyn play
aud BrcL and force by Orr gave the one
run in tn ninth innine. The score was az follows:
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ONE DEGREE HOTTER THAN oNTHURsDAY
THE SIGNAL SERVICE THERMOMETERS SAID 600.

THE SIGNAL SERVICE THERMOMETER BALD W.
BUT HUDNUTs GOT UP To ESQ.
According 10 the Signal Service observations the tenn
peraturc yesterday reached 90o degree hotter
than on Thursday. The morning record was 72o. 40.
eording to Hudnuts thermometer the temperature 1t
$3.50 D. H. go. and this probably gives better idea
Of the actual heat to which walkers the city pave
ments were subjected than the accurate regisra
ton Of the Signal Service Tho temperature yesterday
was almost even all the southwestern part of the
country The only rain recorded Ia the Mississippi
Valley where little fell The maximum temperature
at Boston 93o; Portland, Me- 500; Albany, 92'
Oswego $50; Rochester, 9lo Buffalo. $50; Cleveland.
$40; TOLEDO 9O' Chicago. s7'; Philadelphia, 9oo !;
Atlantic CITY, 1925 Fort Custer. Mont, 49, and st. Paul.
mercury unusually high Everything seems to Indicate
the ike of which bssn since 1872 in which
year the temperature OF the month Of July was
IS 7lOo Last years highest July record 90 5l00,
which was the mean temperature on the seventh.
Although the month which ended Thursday went
out W It'll strolg reminder of the ordeal which made
Shadrach Meshach and Abed-nego historic, the
average temperature for the whole thirty days 49,
varied only one-third of degree from that OF the
Service data. The rainfall record wac remarkable,
reaching r. inches, and being L. Al ia excess OF the
normal amount This has not been paralleet here In
the corresponding month in the last sixteen gears
IL was however almost matched in October. 1877,
when 80 inches fell and exactly equaed In August,
1875. 1t was exceeded In March, 1915. T S9H
recorded 100; July, 1872, $40; August 1870.
1912; August, 1854, $685. and September, 1882,
ira follc wing table gives the June record in detail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-02

WORK on PUBLIC SCHOOLS DURING VACATION
Teachers scholars the public schools closed their
boo1s yesterday afternoon aud slowed them away for
ten weeks rest The schools will Do closed for study
until Monday september H. In the interval most OF
them will undergo repair and renovation There Will be
expe nde In general repairs and additions 06 schools
OOO tho heating apparatus In l34 schools Will DO
ed aud repaired at cost OF $4,000 the sanitary
repairs in twenty buildings will 49, 000 aud new
furniture and repairs will cost S29,50O
Among these buildings, Grammar School No 50, In
Carst will DE entirely remodeed at cost or $1,000;
No 90 10 chrysest, $4,000 and the walls around the
grounds the Normal oege will be raised at cost or
81 OCO Three buildings In progress and will be
ready By the no the schools opened and plans Tor
are being prepared SO that work may begin
them In the fall -,
Probably 5000 scholars have been graduated by the
grammar schools during the week. and at least as many
more will nose their studies with this term. The places
will DO easily filed as at least 10000
scholars expected 10 enter the schools IN sepen
bcr.
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sIxrH-PURsE $500. SPECIAL WEIGHTS. & NJ
A BAD DAY FOR FAvoRIrEs AT cHICA GO.

ABADDAY FOR FAvORITEs AT CHICA GO.
CHICAGO July 1.-The first extra day of the Washington
Park Weather track good and attend ance
large.
First race-An ages mile Pools Rcsalind s25. Daruna
So field S. Rosalnd by half length spaldng sec.
ond short head In front Of Daruns Tme-l42h.
second raco-Two year ods FIVE furonga Pools Fleu-
rette $780, Rita $685. Ocean Wave $50 field s70 Rita Il
easily by lengths Bertha second and Fleurette
third. Time-l021.
Third raoe-Two year.ods, five furlonga Pools: Emra
$685. Cleopatra s2O Thread SIC and field $780, Filter
lenghs Elmira second. Cleopatra third Time
LOST
Fourth race-Matoh race $4,000: FIVE furlong heats:
Pools First heat-Rdare $25 Lady Parish $50 Second
heat-Kdars s25 Parish s25 Lady Parish won by length
Tme-lS3a second heatKidare won, Lady Parish Delng
distanced. Time-1:07. . IN
Bddy Bowling SSS Trx $685. field $50 Biddy Bowling won
Sixth race-Selling; Lie miles Po0is-Hatte ~ $50,
Rebel Scout sI7 Cheat Fellow S. field s. Clonee by
half length Hattie second Cheat Fellow third. Time
1:b0h
Seventh race-Maiden three olds; seven fnrongs
Pools~LIcy johnson s75 Touone s36, Valuable sla
field $40 Vsuahle by half length, Carus second Clay
sexton third Timo-l;293k-
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INCOMING STE4MERI
SHIPPING VIEWS.

PORr OF NETWORK. FRIDAY. JULY l. 1887.
ARRIVED
Steamer elvetia ;Br. Cochane London June l6. with
mdse 10 r W Hurst Arrived at the Bar at a IN.
City of chicago r Watkins. Liverpool June y
s S%ssn Arrived at the Bar at ii N.
town IS with mdse and 76o passengers to Bruce smay
steamer oxford OBJ new 29ol tons jones' Swansea l2a
DAYS with mdse 70 Morgan Arrived At the Bar at 10;
mise and passengers to Thebaud Bros vessel to Beon
steamer Hammonia DER scGwensen Hamburg June 49,
Have 81 with mdse and 1853 passengers to hunhardt Co.
sta%tr hondo BTj Drare Belize via Boston, with mdso
steamer Delaware, rrbou Fernandina days Charleston
sam s'a a@ysSdoe Kelley Newport Norfolk
wiz, @dss to 9d % ms and pas.en
gers 70 Old dominion IS Co nor.o, pbadepba in bal
lassSa I HuriSut & Co. NJ.
steamer Franconla Bennett Portland Win mdss 70 HOT
sup Mseyey LONDON Ss a. days with md''
Bark JAMES, : PsndetOn Psasua JOB days
with Hsmcnway Brownies vesseit to Pendc'on' Carver
EaTi frene. Martissn Dublin 40 days. with
"f BARK i To%c Pr Taakns with
"9s "k x hmSs M 1Ssn MOB vos Bahia days
to % SsS HEsai Ss'ss e via
war, Breakwate with sugar to Havomeyes Elder 's'Se'
Sch H6I%ss tBr Bran.comee. st John mp 10 days.
with amber asso e Sh Han 81 John 10 days. with
to cb1.c Talbot ( Co, vessel to scammeil Bros
Arr we'd Yesterday
fruit % Richardson arrived q the Bar az II pm ,
Steamer City OF savannah. Smith savannah Z" days. Win
mdse and passengers TO Henry fonge.jr - -.
Steamer Old Dominion smith, Richmond Guy PONY anu
Norfolk with mdse and passengers TO Old Dominion IS Co
BARK (Br Edget, Barbados June H. VIA lc,a
ware Breakwater with sugar to Lcaycraft CO. vessel TO
Scanmell Bros oo ,.x.
vita Bsr1 asSr S B o
Bark Ems, Nash, 0ibars 10 days with sugar to MO'ie
BRIG Daylight Foster POintapitrs IL days. with sugar to
Nv p Armstrong CLEARED.
Steamer Richmond Hill tBrN Hyde. Observation-Disclosures
Steamer Aurania Br Hams. Liverpool via Queenstown
Vernon Brown Co. ,,.., ...,..... q
steamer Jersey city (Br) HORROR Bristo-Sanderson
Steamer Ronpor OBI, Granger. Dublin-pesrwright q
steamer Devonshrc (Br). Purvs Leith-carter Hawey
steamer Ge.er CDan) MOlcr, Copenhagen and stettn-
Steamer raormna tGer) Franck Hamburg Phelps Bros
& Co -, Gu, ~, a. p.,,.,
Steamer John Albert port. Knudtsen. Oporto-hase-
steamer City Of Para Dexter Aspinwa UsCPacac Mall
steamer clarbel (Br,, Port Lmon. PR-Pim For
Steamer State otTexas Williams. Port Royal and Fernan
Steamer Cherokee Doane Charleston and Jacksonville
Steamer CITY of savannah Smith, savannah Henry iongc
Steamer Old Dominion smith. NorfolK CITY Foins Aa"
Richn ond-Old Dominion SIS Co. c,,..
ship Southern Cross Tibbetts, Saigon. Cochin cnha'e
non Brown Co -. e,.nu.u pro.
sin Avanti tSorl Etsen Observation-Disclosures Boyesen
Ship stephen Horton (Brl. Lewis Antwerp-s "n'
Ship Israoout tBr,. MOrr,ssey Sharpness Ens-' FL
BARI svo tItap Albino Batavia. Java for order'-Law
barr ssis Ger, Rssenkranz ssttino Tobias Co
BARK IL ass tNorl vnser. ste'tin-Funen' Edys 81"
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She Paid fla Penalty.

Brooklyn lady writes that about seven years ago
she had an attack of bilious reont fever which lasted
for three months and then turned into intermittent
fever lasting from spring to autumn every year. The
fever came on every afternoon with rackng headache
pain in the limbs and back and sickness at the stomach
She took quinino constantly In large doses She paid
the usual penalty attached to the of this vile Drug
In the form of terrific headaches buzzng In the cars
loss Of memory and of Appetite and great nervous de-
bility and prostraton.
Dyspepsia followed with all its fearful suffering and
mental tJrment friend said to her: Why don't you
try Kaskinef" "what is the usef" she answered." 10
is probably q humbug, like all advertised things But
I'll do it to obge you, on the theory that drowning
people catch at straws."
She did try 1t, and the STRAW" proved rock or
refuge In a few weeks she better and Is now
perfectly well-not ghost Of the old trouble remains.
In her ubiiant letter che cries out: Women in parc
uar ought to thank Providence for Kaskine 1t cures
those who can't stand harsh drugs The most delicate
aud sensitive stomachs bear it. used to toss1and
tumble YEARLY on my bed all the lvelong night. Now
fall asleep anc wake in the morning as fresh az
a bird"
Kaskne Is not quinine, nor like any OF the bepuhed
and Wanted @boodpurners." 1t does more than they
do as certainly and nsensbly the produces veg
citation Write to for convincing testimonial letters
from prominent individuals, which stamp Kaskine as
remedy OF undoubted merit.
Tie Kaskine Company, 81 warron st., New-York, ana
IS Farrngdon Road, London.
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NEWS FROM The SUBURBS.
SOME OF THE CHARMS OF MT. VERNON.
ADVANTAGES FROM THE AMENDED CHARTER
CHAT WITH PRESIDENT sANDFoRD

ADVANTAGES FROM TUE AMENDhD |"N
CHAT WITH PRESIDENT sANDFoRp'
Nm. n, the most recent official acts OF Governor H Was
the APPROVAL OF the amended charter Of MI vernon
BIZ tho Iegisa due Largely 10 inc n
ntirinr Efforts OF SANFORD president OF tho
committeo OF the Council For many years tnc
Mr. Verpon have apprehensive OF the sanitary
The Mace fact that the poruaton mas
creased ami there system OF sewerage nsn
house cesspoo and with the increased % wa,
buildings health ort and prosperity OF Tue
danger OF being affected Pfesident osnu
sad 10 reporter OF THE TRIBUNE yesterday ns, s.cteo
is than year since wa, I,S. o'
OF Mt Vernon and felt that the Iostom
sun,ed high responsible one aud en teru mpon
dntiss with some degree OF iienee and timin h1 so
iect of public one In which az our
70 the villa &c charter matter OF supreme ,
for without the OF Its provisions we cond maxi ous
sliaht progress In work We nave obtained an eNSsrns
water supuy IN the and Ia pure ana "hoesoo
as determined 10y chemical analysis .. =. ,ho, y,
Tho ali lin aud much discussed mater IN ss
sewerage drainage and about 10 MAKE
for this work about forty miles OF streets 70
able economical and PRACTICAL inc WORK on eo
man will he In about month anu wiz S ona,
Melted before weather This will cost about
The put In for about SoooOO anu
will be done the petition OF inc pIvp
owners The system will be DIVIDED INTO tnree
Our financial affairs good. we nave no pon %, o.
debt but expect TO issue 3D. per cent 9onaJ Ior ro
Increase our population most OF the newcomers pen
business and OF moderate incomes ion
New. York who either rent or build houses we nave
ter class OF people added to the town than ~ inc
perience in suburban and between seveny-nvo
buildings have gone up since ase suo''
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earned neutrality-suspicious. 81 BROOKLYN. First base on
errors-Ms,ropon,.n Brooklyn strIcs SntnMe'f 70
Bro Elyn. Stolen basss-Mstropolltans q Brooklyn =
Tamany 2 Terry 9 Home runs-Nonc. Three.hase hits
Mays Phillips Twohsse s-ho,eman Double Pays
l. Hit by piicher-NcCellsn Umpre-Mr. Burdock. OF
the Boston club Time Of game-2 houre
The NewYork Reserves defeated the Staten Island Ath
eto Club at the Grounds yesterday after an interest
ing and well played game by the annexed score;
Ssx;YGrE RI Rs,., ,s;:;,,: 1899 d-s
Earned r.ps-New.Yofk Reserves. 81 Staten Isands T.
Twobase fiis-Moore Three-bsse hits-Carey. Roach
Home runs-Prush Double plays Korb and Cook. Brush
unsssiste First baseon balls-By Roach, e. Tying First
base by er,rs-Ncw York Reserves staten Islands T.
stru ou,--By Roach Tyne. g. Passed bslls-strett-
matter, J. Time-2 hours. Umpre-Ar Quinn
the Metropolitan and Brooklyn clubs ~ii play at wash
ingop PARK to-day. The game will begin at $40 p M
Burdoch lmpred the game at staten Island yesterday al
though hA right leg In plaster cast
The New.York Reserves and the NewHaveD club play at
he Grounds to-day.